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1 2 |       a steeple. Her erect and~imposing carriage might pass for
2 7 |        something grandiose and imposing about it; it~reveals a vast
3 8 |      sarcasm. Claude Vignon is imposing, in spite of the~precocious
4 8 | gentleness; I must~make myself imposing by the greatness of my love.
5 9 | certain of her~glances, by the imposing expression of a face that
6 9 |  behavior,~and to keep herself imposing without being ridiculously
7 14|       the granite is even more imposing to~the spectator than the
8 14|       What!" she said, with an imposing air.~ ~"Will you never be
9 14|        her a certain~noble and imposing air. She saw love on the